$2k for a new product line isn't rough. It's on par with other competitors.
Solar water heaters (including evacuated vacuum tube) are great for efficiency, but PV has gotten so cheap and reliable that it's almost never worth a dedicated solar water heater unless you're extremely constrained for…
Chinese brands have all but caught up, they're within a few percentage points in performance, but 3-4x cheaper. The additional cost barrier being you can't self install or Mitsubishi or get any warranty on a self…
Why do people keep asking the same question over and over? It's because of market demand. I have an S24 ultra and I had an even bigger Sony xperia a while back. I have an old iPhone SE ( the one in the form factor of…
Yes it seems absurd optimizing to keep on 12v to save on the inverter overhead, but at the same time are running sealed lead acid batteries. Switching to LFP would give them 5-6x the capacity for the same weight.…
Unless there is some space/weight constraint, adding additional battery capacity for idle draw and running an inverter is likely less expensive than trying to find 12v only equipment.
Datastar relies way to much on IDs everywhere that it's not ergonomic and turns into a chore. It's also a bit too complicated for its own good trying to solve everything.
Supercars aren't the excessively noisy ones. Those are the modified cars. Many have quiet modes that run off battery so you don't wake up your neighbors. IMHO, pollution is way worse. I'd rather a tax on gas so high…
Yeah of course you could DIY this or find your own subs much cheaper, but in the grand scheme of things, it's not that bad. You get a finished and conditioned room, and it most likely added value to his house.
Those are 2x4 studs, so R13, shoving thicker insulation in doesn't change much.
Theres a baseline cost for work to be done, the OP decided to build an 8x10, but easily could cost a similar amount or a few thousand more for a shed 4x larger.
HVAC techs are in such high demand, they can charge exorbitant rates to install/service, that its not in their interest to service them, or even install them. It took me a while to find a company to install a mini split…
It might be annoying if you already know the content. Frame it for the least common denominator (pun intended) - the person who has the time and needs the repetition to pick up a concept.
"Someone unlocked this story for you. Log in to read for free." WTF NYT?
Current administration has gutted the EPA, which means no one cares about going the cheap route and running data centers off fossil fuels and water.
I hate being a broken record, but batteries are $100/kWh now, sometimes less. Don't buy proprietary. You can get a 3kW inverter and 5kWh of battery for ~800 USD.
I normally don't comment on AI articles, but the TLDR was so obviously AI and a huge turnoff that I closed the tab.
Maybe not "fun", but people have preferences, not necessarily rational, in the choices they make. Programming languages, technologies, and even fonts. Some languages are more enjoyable to use than others. I'm sure there…
It barely has enough power to render PDFs, I'm not sure what general purpose use you could get out of it. The limitation is the whole point, it does pen input very well.
Carpenters don't just nail things together and expect that to be a usable/useful product. If you can't/won't understand what you're supposed be doing, you're either useless or making useless shit.
Understanding requirements means talking to customers. A customer can be anyone, even other devs that consume your code/product.
I'm sure the number of submissions has gone up exponentially due to AI. Since real people review apps, Apple should charge per app / version submission.
At hobby scale, you don't have to care about the details. Just ship a zip or container image with docs and let the user figure out the rest. Self hosting is going to require some bit of expertise. I personally don't…
The problem is that not everyone can afford/wants to spend on a high quality cut. A good cook can make a cheap cut of meat taste great. There's no single right way of cooking a steak and that can include…
Unless there's a material change to the form, why not just update the changed parts? I'd also question architectural decisions if you need to send 100kb+ of html down the wire for a partial.
$2k for a new product line isn't rough. It's on par with other competitors.
Solar water heaters (including evacuated vacuum tube) are great for efficiency, but PV has gotten so cheap and reliable that it's almost never worth a dedicated solar water heater unless you're extremely constrained for…
Chinese brands have all but caught up, they're within a few percentage points in performance, but 3-4x cheaper. The additional cost barrier being you can't self install or Mitsubishi or get any warranty on a self…
Why do people keep asking the same question over and over? It's because of market demand. I have an S24 ultra and I had an even bigger Sony xperia a while back. I have an old iPhone SE ( the one in the form factor of…
Yes it seems absurd optimizing to keep on 12v to save on the inverter overhead, but at the same time are running sealed lead acid batteries. Switching to LFP would give them 5-6x the capacity for the same weight.…
Unless there is some space/weight constraint, adding additional battery capacity for idle draw and running an inverter is likely less expensive than trying to find 12v only equipment.
Datastar relies way to much on IDs everywhere that it's not ergonomic and turns into a chore. It's also a bit too complicated for its own good trying to solve everything.
Supercars aren't the excessively noisy ones. Those are the modified cars. Many have quiet modes that run off battery so you don't wake up your neighbors. IMHO, pollution is way worse. I'd rather a tax on gas so high…
Yeah of course you could DIY this or find your own subs much cheaper, but in the grand scheme of things, it's not that bad. You get a finished and conditioned room, and it most likely added value to his house.
Those are 2x4 studs, so R13, shoving thicker insulation in doesn't change much.
Theres a baseline cost for work to be done, the OP decided to build an 8x10, but easily could cost a similar amount or a few thousand more for a shed 4x larger.
HVAC techs are in such high demand, they can charge exorbitant rates to install/service, that its not in their interest to service them, or even install them. It took me a while to find a company to install a mini split…
It might be annoying if you already know the content. Frame it for the least common denominator (pun intended) - the person who has the time and needs the repetition to pick up a concept.
"Someone unlocked this story for you. Log in to read for free." WTF NYT?
Current administration has gutted the EPA, which means no one cares about going the cheap route and running data centers off fossil fuels and water.
I hate being a broken record, but batteries are $100/kWh now, sometimes less. Don't buy proprietary. You can get a 3kW inverter and 5kWh of battery for ~800 USD.
I normally don't comment on AI articles, but the TLDR was so obviously AI and a huge turnoff that I closed the tab.
Maybe not "fun", but people have preferences, not necessarily rational, in the choices they make. Programming languages, technologies, and even fonts. Some languages are more enjoyable to use than others. I'm sure there…
It barely has enough power to render PDFs, I'm not sure what general purpose use you could get out of it. The limitation is the whole point, it does pen input very well.
Carpenters don't just nail things together and expect that to be a usable/useful product. If you can't/won't understand what you're supposed be doing, you're either useless or making useless shit.
Understanding requirements means talking to customers. A customer can be anyone, even other devs that consume your code/product.
I'm sure the number of submissions has gone up exponentially due to AI. Since real people review apps, Apple should charge per app / version submission.
At hobby scale, you don't have to care about the details. Just ship a zip or container image with docs and let the user figure out the rest. Self hosting is going to require some bit of expertise. I personally don't…
The problem is that not everyone can afford/wants to spend on a high quality cut. A good cook can make a cheap cut of meat taste great. There's no single right way of cooking a steak and that can include…
Unless there's a material change to the form, why not just update the changed parts? I'd also question architectural decisions if you need to send 100kb+ of html down the wire for a partial.